Doja Cat Posters
Every Doja Cat album cover, era by era
The rise: viral debut to pop breakout2018 to 2019
The peak: blockbuster and reinvention2021 to 2023
- 2021Planet Her The cosmic, Grammy nominated blockbuster that hit number two on the Billboard 200 and closed 2021 as the tenth best selling album worldwide.
- 2023Scarlet The featureless reinvention in deep red whose lead single Paint the Town Red became her first solo number one across multiple charts.
Doja Cat turned a bedroom joke into one of pop's most restless catalogs. From a viral cow rap to arena headlining and Grammy gold, her album covers track an artist who refuses to sit still. This collection gathers those covers as museum grade posters, printed to hold every gradient, glow and skin tone the originals were built on. Below is the run, record by record, so you can pick the era that speaks to your wall.
The debut era: Amala (2018)
Born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini in Los Angeles, she named her first full length after herself. Amala arrived on March 30, 2018, a moderately received debut steeped in dancehall lilt and psychedelic haze. It became a cult favorite once the deluxe edition folded in the self published single that broke her wide open. The cover carries that early, dreamy palette, the kind of soft focus artwork that reads as a genuine origin story rather than a greatest hits victory lap. For fans who found her before the world caught up, this is the one.
The pop breakout: Hot Pink (2019)
Hot Pink landed on November 8, 2019, and it changed everything. The record's single Say So peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100, then a remix featuring Nicki Minaj pushed it to number one, the first chart topper of either artist's career. The sleeve leans into exactly what the title promises, a saturated pink field that punches off a wall from across a room. It is the most graphic, most instantly readable cover in her run, which makes it a favorite for anyone who wants color to do the heavy lifting.
The blockbuster: Planet Her (2021)
Her third album, Planet Her, dropped in June 2021 and cemented her as a headliner. It reached number two on the Billboard 200, topped the chart in New Zealand, and closed the year as the tenth best selling album worldwide. It also earned an Album of the Year Grammy nomination, while its single Kiss Me More with SZA won the Grammy for Best Pop Duo or Group Performance in 2022. The artwork's sci fi sensuality, all otherworldly tones and sculpted light, makes it the most collectible piece here for a reason.
The reinvention: Scarlet (2023)
Scarlet arrived on September 22, 2023, and Doja stripped away every guest feature to go it alone. The lead single Paint the Town Red became her first solo number one on the Billboard Hot 100, the UK Singles Chart and the Billboard Global 200, and follow up Agora Hills topped Pop Airplay. The cover matches that harder, self assured turn with deep reds and a darker edge. If you want the version of Doja Cat who bet on herself and won, this is the poster.
Sizes and framing
Every poster prints on demand in four museum sizes, from A4 for a desk or a tight gallery cluster up to A1 for a genuine statement wall, with A3 and A2 in between. Each comes framed or unframed. Unframed suits collectors who already own frames or want to float mount their own way. Framed ships ready to hang in a clean profile that keeps the focus on the artwork. The paper and pigment are chosen so Hot Pink stays electric and Scarlet stays deep, no washed out reds, no muddy shadows.
Building a gallery wall
These four covers were made to hang together. A simple grid of all four in matching A3 frames reads as a mini retrospective, the color story moving from soft debut tones through hot pink into cosmic light and finally deep red. For a bolder look, run one A1 anchor, Planet Her or Hot Pink both carry a big wall well, then flank it with smaller sizes. Mixing framed and unframed within the same set adds texture without breaking the palette. Pair them with the related collections below to build a wider modern pop and R and B wall.
Browse every Doja Cat poster in this collection (7)
Doja Cat's catalog is short but it moves fast, and that is exactly what makes it fun to collect. In five years she went from a self described throwaway joke recorded in her bedroom to Grammy stages and solo number ones, and each cover captures a different version of that climb. Amala is the quiet beginning, Hot Pink the loud arrival, Planet Her the cosmic peak, and Scarlet the reinvention. You do not have to pick just one. Many collectors start with the era they discovered her in, then fill out the set as the wall takes shape. Because every piece prints on demand in your chosen size and finish, you are never locked into a single format. Order framed for a room that needs to look finished today, or unframed to match frames you already love. Whichever you choose, these are printed to gallery standard so the color stays true for years. Browse the full collection above, mix your sizes, and build the Doja wall you actually want.
Good to know about Doja Cat
- Doja Cat's real name is Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, and she titled her 2018 debut album Amala after herself.
- She was born in Los Angeles to a Jewish American mother and a Zulu South African father, the actor Dumisani Dlamini, who starred as Crocodile in the musical Sarafina.
- Her breakout single Mooo was self published as a video on August 10, 2018, recorded in her Los Angeles bedroom, and she later called it a throwaway and a joke.
- Mooo went viral and was folded in as a lead single for the deluxe edition of Amala, effectively rescuing her debut era.
- The Hot Pink single Say So peaked at number five before a Nicki Minaj remix pushed it to number one, the first Billboard Hot 100 chart topper of both artists' careers.
- Planet Her reached number two on the Billboard 200, topped the chart in New Zealand, and finished 2021 as the tenth best selling album in the world.
- Kiss Me More with SZA, from Planet Her, won the Grammy for Best Pop Duo or Group Performance in 2022, while the album earned an Album of the Year nomination.
- On Scarlet in 2023 she used zero guest features, and its lead single Paint the Town Red became her first solo number one on the Billboard Hot 100, the UK Singles Chart and the Billboard Global 200.